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Frederick pointed out that if these discoveries about low-density cores were substantiated in broader planetary science, it might not only challenge existing notions of planets but could even ripple through to our understanding of stellar phenomena such as black holes and neutron stars. These complications arise from how gravity, traditionally viewed as a collapsing inward force, may actually have its mechanics rooted in capacitance—showing a dynamic and expansive nature rather than a strictly gravitational one.